As I’m leaving I run into you on the kitchen floor Sharing with the appliances your miserable company Giving me your melancholy stare I can help you not be alone but I can’t help with lonely You called me boney as I put my back against the cabinet and sunk into my seat on the hardwood floor Now we both feel lonely don’t we We aren’t a pair, a puzzle, or each other's other halves We’re not even complicated togetherness We’re two people and we’re alone No amount of bodies on the kitchen floor will fix that I had to go but still I sat, in the ditch next to you hurting my neck looking up to speak I missed my ride home I was looking for a girl that I knew, she had the same name as you, have you seen her? Sam says she was last seen in the basement dancing, equipped with a convincing smile The ******* the kitchen floor looks like she's been here for awhile But I’m too boney to lift her up and make her dance side by side with a memory I guess we’ll never know who she is Where did the dancer go? She’s dancing with dust bunnies under the fridge She drunkenly holds onto the steering wheel This version seems a bit more real I don’t feel as well as I used to due to two names just listed on the loudspeaker Thank the lord that I don’t Or I’d be dancing with the dust bunnies, reliving a memory, feeling lonely on the kitchen floor I’ve certainly been there before Nobody ever sat with me, I erased it from memory This is the difference between alone and lonely